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colgate is not an indian toothpaste.
- Excuse me, it is sold in india. i am an indian and use colgate myself.
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- For Clarity: Colgate is not an Indian brand, but is sold in India. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Techraj (talk • contribs) 23:02, 15 November 2007 (UTC)
[edit] not lukemia
sexy suffers from blood cancer. Bhudadev's mom says that when she told nena who sexy is.
[edit] It's "Leukemia"
Leukemia is, in fact, another name for Cancer of the blood or bone marrow.
[edit] Point of View
The article contains a narrative viewpoint rather than a descriptive, informative viewpoint, in the plot.
[edit] Narration Errors
The "plot" section does not use quotation marks to indicate dialogues in the movie but makes suggestions.